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National Republican., 1887-01-22
LADIES matinee to-day at Kernan's
Bishop Cnin,s Funeral.

The funeral oosequies of the late Bishop
Richard II. Cain was solemnized yesterday at
the Metropolitan a. NJ, L. Church. on NJ, be.
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. The
ediilce was filled with the friends of the de-
room to accommodate all those desirous of
paying their respects. The following distiu-
guisbed clergymen assisted in the services
Bkhop a. w. Wayman, Bishop I. NJ d. Ward,
and Revs. J. A. Handy, b. w. Aruett, and
John I. Janifer The funeral sermon of Bishop
Brown was remarkably fine, and paid GLOW.
ing tribute to the life work, and character OF
services were conducted by Bishop J. r. Camp.
bell. The pallbearers were the Revs. ID. p.
LentoD, W. II. Thomas, W. II Yucume. J. w.
Beckett, A. II. Newton, L.. J. Coppin, c. 7.
shaiIer, and Mr.. J. A. Simm. representing the
New York, New Jersey, aud other conlerences.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Social of st. Georges Society,

On Thursday evening last the ST. Georges
Society, of this city, held its rst social for the
present season. The. large company present
were high delighte with the charming voice
of Miss Ellie Ds:iing, of this city. who Is to ap-
pear as Katisna in the "Mikado" at the enter.
tainment - be given next month at the Rifles
nt nrised ibe audience by his wonderful vocal
powers and ability. An abundant supply Of
refreshments was furnished by the members
afthe society, and the pleasant party broke up
about midnight.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor. Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by s. f. Mason, dentist. 2is Four.and
a-half street northwest.
There are now twenty.six policemen on the
sick list.
The Dolphin Club has filed certificate Of
incorporation with tho recorder.
"Billy" williams was yesterday held for the
grand jury by Judge Smell for housebreaking
Bruce Bell. 6iO G street, was arrested yester-
day by Detective Raff lor keeping an alleged
policy shop.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company have, for the time being, abandoned
the idea of extending Its lines to Rockville.
Mr. Isaac Ricketts,, an old and respected oiti-
zen OF Montgomery county Nd, was killed by
trntn near Washington Grove last Thursday
morning.
Thomas Baker and John J. BuchoG, who
claim to be drummers, from New York, were
given the chance by Judge Smell yesterday to
pay s6.75 cab hire, or take two weeks in the
workhouse. They paid the cab fare.
MIR. Abram o. Bowen. OF $40 Fourth street
southeast, was TO have baen married to Mrs.
l.. II. Davis on last Tuesday. but on that day
his remains were placed in the vault at Con-
gressional Cemetery. The deceased was born
in this city Jan. /, 1890. lie died suddenly Of
apoplexy.
He had not slept for twenty.four hours,
coughing all the time. A dose of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup broke his cough, and he slept
quietly all night.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Bid for School Books,

Commissioner Webb yesterday stated that
the bid for furnishing school books was given
Mr.. Dulaney, of Baltimore, as he was the low
est bidder. They made the estimate of all the
books they expected to buy aud tho amount TO
be paid aud Mr. DulRney's bid was lower than
that of Mr. Ballantyne.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Estimates for National Board of Health

Estimates for National Board of Health.
The Secretary of the Treasury transmitted to
the House estimates OF deficiencies in the ap.
propriations for salaries and expenses OF the
National Board of Health during the present
fiscal year amounting to $500 In n letter ac-
companying the estimates the secretary OF the
board earnestly urges the Importance OF max
ing the appropriation requested, but says, in
case 1t is deemed undesirable to continue the
work, which has for Its object the preservation
and improvement of the health of the people,
the laws devolving such duties upon the board
should be repealed.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
sEE Pretty LIttle Puck Al Kernan,s.
Riders Case Dismissed =.

George f. Rider was charged in the police
yesterday with falling to tear down houses i2l
and 1913 New Jersey avenue northwest when
notified to do so By the building Inspector. The
case was dismissed, as Rider was not proven
TO be the owner or agent OF the building,
National Republican., 1887-01-22

The visiting "Nobles Of the Mystic Shrine"
at noon yesterday, formed in front of fWillard's
Hotel, and, headed by the Marine band, pa
raded through some of the principal streets,
and took the 1:45 train for Richmond. The
President was unable to review the parade on
account Of the danger Of exposure TO the damp
atw
National Republican., 1887-01-22
LADIES matinee at Kernan's to-day.
Marriage Licenhes.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: James Williams and Julia Byrnes,
Patrick Connors and Annie Turke. William II.
Blangenbcker and Savannah Glove, both of
Madison county, Va; Henry Steuart aud Mary
Miller, Sam Hill and Annie Lucas, Lawrence
Bailey and Mary "A. Gallagher, James b..
Simms and Taloula NJ, Brush.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Returning Thanks.

The ladies of the Kirmes supper committee
extend their sincere thanks to the proprietors
of the Riggs House, Harris House, Willard's, s.,
fremont House, and others for generous con-
tributions tothe supper. aud announce that all
donations for that purpose may be sent to the
Harris House on Monday. Tuesday, and Wed :
nesday. 9th, 25th. and 26th instants after IL
m, in care of the chairman of supper commit
san
National Republican., 1887-01-22

FRENcIIMEN can properly be called 'the
knights Of the table" They are good judges
In all its refnemenls and delicaces In order
to stimulate the appetite and keep the digest.
i've organs In good order they give pre-eminence
to Angos!ura Bitters. When you try them be
sure 1t is the genuine article, manufactured by
Dr. j. G. B. Slegert tV Sons
National Republican., 1887-01-22

Jane Ross, Sixth street and Maine avenue,
reports stolen from her house by colored boy
who brought her basket home a satchel con-
tanning 81. 80 in money and some car tickets.
william Hungerford reports stolen from his
wagon in Uniontown large wolf robe worth
Sl2. James II. Moore reports the larceny of S22
worth of clothing. David Chambers reports
stolen large drugget worth sl2. A colored
manThursday night snatched the pocketbooks
from the hands of Miss Ida Huflett, of 1901
New Jersey avenue southeast, when near Third
and streets, and from Miss Mollie Burrows,
of New Jersey avenue, when near her home.
The former lost $3.50 and the latter sl.l5 in
money.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Gedney House, New York,

Broadway and Fortleth street opposite Metro
trely new. Desirable for business men or
families European plan. Rooms 81 per day
upwards. Excellent restaurant. GEN. DAN
MACAULEY & w. h. BOWERS
National Republican., 1887-01-22
THE National Woman suffrage Association

TIE National Woman Suffrage Association
will hold It's nineteenth annual Washington
convention on Tuesday, Wednesday, aud Thurs.
day, Jan. %, 26, and %, at the Metropolitan
Church. Daily services at 2:30 and 730 p. m
Admission, 10 cents. The following ladies will
address the convention: Susan b. Anthony,
Lille Devereux Blake. New York: Zereda G..
Wallace Indiana; May Wright Sewall, Indiana;
Clara B. Colby, Nebraska; Nine. Clara New
man, New York; Phebe w. Couzins, Missouri
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert, Illinois; Rev
tuck, Massachusetts,; Mary Seymour Howell
New York; Mary +. Eastman, Massachusetts
Isabella Beecher Hooker. Connecticut and
will be held at the Riggs House at 10 O'Clock
a. IN.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named
I. o. G. T.-Covenant, No. 13, Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown. Perseverance, No. 2, Elks
Hall, 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of JonadaD-Pionecr, No. 1, Hilton's
Hall, Seventh ana d Streets Centennial. No.
Z, Bunch's Hall, 3li Eighth street; Sparta, No.
b, 1921 seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-01-22

PREVIOUS to taking inventory the entire
stock of dry goods at cost for cash for ten days
only. T. L. Hempstone, SO3 Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1887-01-22

Joseph Burrows, Of this city, has just
cell led his 8Oth birthday. lie was born in
thi y. and has lived in hlspreseut residence
rev Ave years, and Is the Oldest resident
PLY IN here.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Liquor Licenses Disapproved.

The following applications for liquor licenses
have been disapproyed; Gottleib Preu. Ed.
va'd ]. Gardiner, John A. Roth, Timothy Gan.
no Jeremiah Robinson, Frederick Rose, Got.
lc Weiser, Joseph Il. Tolson, London Il.
III rs.
National Republican., 1887-01-22
8 a Il
and Gents
HOSIERY.
TALE.
aims in Warm Under
r E A D!

~
Ladies' Underwear.
LOT NO. T0S.
8 doz Of Ladie5' All.wool Ribbed Ves's, In
pink, pink, blue or white, slightly imperfect; actual
we will knife them at si.l5 each,
LOT NO. 6l2.
20 doz of LADIES' All-wool Ribbed Vests, in
white and red only; but must bo seen to be ap.
preciated best quality made, regular price,
$500; will knife them aud give you choice OF
all sizes at sl.9S each.
LOT NO. 1,17s
10 doz Of Ladies' Scarlet Vests, All.wool, ex.
cellent value, at l.25, only few left there.
lore will knife them at CSC each.
LOT NO. 221.
:. 10 doz Of Ladies' Scarlet Medicated Atwood
Vests and Pants these goodssold as high as
sl.75 each; II is getting late, we therefore
knife them at s1.35 each.
LOT NO. 4,50O.
IS doz Of ladies' Lambs Wool Vests we
sold stock of them at Sl.75 each, but, never
theless, Will knife them at sL25.
Union Suits.
We have small quantity of these left in
sizes 20, %, 80, and 80. If you have any use for
the same you can buy them at half price,
LOT NO. 1oi6.
so doz of Misses Merino Vests and Pants, can
be had In sizes from IS to a. were sold from
40c each. rise 10c on each size, but will knife
them at Soc, rise &c each.
Gents Underwear.
LOT f.
% doz OF Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers;
we always sold same at 4Oc each, but will knife
them at $50 each.
LOT NO. 555.
Is dozof Gents English Striped Merlno Shirts
and Drawers. IL may sound ridiculous to say
these goods sold ut 81. .25 each. but nevertheless
it is fact, but they must go. we therefore knife
them at 53c each.
LOTA.
is doz of Gents Fine Lamb Wool Shirts and
Drawers. These same goods were sold every
where at 50 each getting little late and there
fore we knife them at S1.35.
LOTLT.
IS doz Gents All.wool Medicated Scarlet
Shirts and Drawers; our price was 81. 60 aud we
sold them cheaper than anybody, but will
knife them at s1.25 each.
LOT NO. 30.
is doz Gents Camel Hair Shirts and Drawers,
guaranteed allwool and not to shrink; we will
knife the same from 81 to sl.50 each.
as you are all aware of the fact
ins added daily.
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Ladies', Mis-
UN DE r w
PRICES
Unprecedented Opport
r e A D.!

Ladies' Hosiery.
LOT NO. AZ.
25 doz of Ladies' Vertical Striped Iisle
Thread Hose, rare and exquisite combinations
have more than we want, we therefore put the
knife in them and offer them until sold out at
75c pair.
so doz of Ladies' All.wool Cashmere Hose
this seasons goods, sold rapidly at SOC per pair
but we do not want to carry any of them over.
therefore we put the knife in them until sold
Wv " P""' LOT NO. Sc, OOe.
10 doz Of Ladies' Drop-stitched Silk Hose, in
all the desirable shades, the proper thing for
evening wear; sold as high as .25 a pair, but
we put the knife in them until sold at 0Sc
pair.
doz of Ladies' Open Silk Hose. In deslra.
bic shade; sold 100 doz at sl.00, but we want
to sel; we therefore knife them at 75c q pair.
Misses Hosiery.
LOT NO. 5S5.
100 doz of Misses Ribbed Cotton Hose. We
have them only in O, 81, 7TR; always were
but we are broke UP In size we therefore put
the knife In them at 100 pair. Above Hose
arc in solid colors.
LOT NO. 1OOS3.
55 doz of Misses Ribbed Cotton Hose, sizes
from to So. This stocking Is our own impor'
tation we can recommend the same very
highly; they are all solid colors of Navy,
Brown. and Black, sold at $50 rise 10c on each
size, but will now knife at the following prices:
25c, soc, and 35c pair.
Cents Hosiery.
LOT NJ. NO. 25.
20 0doz of Cents Merino Half Hose always sold
at &c; we want TO reduce them. we therefore
In .fe them at loo pair.
LOT NO. is.
10 doz of Gents Cashmere Half Hose, solid
colors. always sold at soc pair, we will also
knife them at $50 pair.
LOT A.
s0doz of Gents British Half Hose, full regular;
double heel and toes, can not he sold for less
than Csc q pair. but will knife them by Offering
them at ,25 doz.
LOT 3,175.
q so doz of Gents Cotton Half Hose, solid col
ors, in Irish gray, tans browns, and wood colors,
arc full regular; sold well, but will knife them
at 19c pair.
LOT NO. $50.
90 doz of Gents Half Hose. cotton fine ingram
Hose spliced feet double heels and toes, best
and desirable shade. Regular price 35c, will
knife them at 25c pair.
Bear in mind that our Embroi
National Republican., 1887-01-22
The Engineers Meet,

J oard of engineer officers appointed to
col ra project for the reconstruction OF the
A, Iet bridge held ITS first meeting on
TbD lay. ' asHs 20 ".s.,. F7Hrt4
National Republican., 1887-01-22
8 ventY. five Years In One House.

AVS % cents always prompt and sure
Re, u Cough Cure. No opiates.
National Republican., 1887-01-22

Nov, it's all right it's all right, darling"
said Mrs. Workhard, II have tested II thor
ouehly. Salvation Oil will surely cure your
pain in the back"
National Republican., 1887-01-22
The Masonic Visitors Depart.

sESsATIoS.--Lecture on Abraham Lincoln by
DR.. Powell, Of Illinois, Monday evening, 9th
instant, at Masonic Temple.
National Republican., 1887-01-22

LABORATORY OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY,
PROF. p. B. WILSON,
No. Al Second Street.
Analysis of organic and inorganic substances
and agricultural materials. Assayer OF gold,
silver, iron, and other ores. Clay, water,
and furnace products.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ~, 1887
MRssRs. JOHNSON JOHNSON, New York.
GENTLEMEN: / have made a careful ex-
animation of the "ZOnweiss" and have found
no acid or alkaline substance present that will
in any way affect the enamel of the teeth. II
Is perfectly neutral in all of its reactions, nor
is there any nard grit that would by prolonged
use In any way Affect the texture OF structure
ofthe teeth. Respectfully, *
p, Is. WILSON, NJ. d.,
Professor Chemistry and TOxocology,
Baltimore Uniyersity school OF dedieine,
National Republican., 1887-01-22
933 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
OPENING OF FRENCH SATTEENS
sEAToN PERRY,
tsuccEssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHERl.

sEAToN PERRY,
tsuccEssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHER),
.wITL OPEN on MONDAY. JANUARY u
Gt "Hls DIRECT IMPoRTATiSoNsc MPo, OF Tt1E tr
IFENs, aANTFACTJRED By GRos.
ROMAN, MAROZEAU y co.
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN KE.
STyEpn From T6 PASli Ar EXpREs5 WREss oRbER RbE
WHIT T6h TIiE mHgh sPRiNG rS x OF i: iSs7 ''''O -
LOWEST PRICES ON ALL WINTER
uoREkALS MkALS' REDUCED PRICES" on SEAL
Plush yIslTEs AND SAC9}!uIIEfS, q I}!II 3, ANP ASP
CIRGrLARs. WITH QUILTED SATIN
On rER tlstCnESNSTi CENT. DISCOUNT on ALL WINTER
CLOTH ~ JACKETS WRAPS AND NEW
robhs MAEsS ND DE ENDS, IN SEAL PLUSH AND
iRR4ocADED VELVET RAPs AND
SEWMARKETs AT A GREAT SACRi-
FlCE' TO CLOSE. 49, yam or
A SPECIAL fNDU CEMENT IL. a LOT OF
COLoRED MORE / FRASCA.lSE /, !, 4. 81, 4, ASD ~,
BROCADED SILKS AT I'll, SID, ana sl.JO;
former prices, 81 so, 81, and 81, So, ,,ox,,
NOvEiTiEs IN SILK GAUZES. ILLUSIONS,
CREPE DE CHINE, AND BRUSSELS
MoiEHn FEANTAEEsEE TAE ErW II c5E5SS.' 6kSSK' WHITE
sr,prRB STOCK OF LYONS FAILLE FRAN
CASE. SATIN DUCHEsSE, AND ALl,-
SILK VELVETS, IN BLACK. AND ALL
CoLoRs FOR STREET AND HousE
ns-pLAIN ENS FIGURES AND CORRECT
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUI L ID q ,,r
pENNsYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1887-01-22
Robberies Reported.

DAvENPoRTs, in funniest act ever seen, at
Kernan's Many other features.
National Republican., 1887-01-22

R = "a N 7
SeS', Children'S,
EA r and &.
THAT TELL THE
unity to Procure Barg
wear and Hosiery.
Cut Prices
r E A D!
A CARD.
We will here mention we have Just completed
taking stock. We find the same In q tolerable
fair condition. but overloaded in few In.
stinces. Rather than carry the same over we
came to the conclusion TO knife them and give
the public benefit Of the same. which we from
part exI erience know they will appreciate the
same In this slaughter Of fine and seasonable
Underwear and Hosiery we only offer you such
goods as we know are desirable, and when yol
see and Judge the same for yourself you will
admit that they are without doubt the Best
and Biggest Bargain ever offered to you by any
one. No exceptions. We will also add, II you
are in need of anything we did not advertise
you will find in our Mammoth Department
full and carefully selected stock of Ladies',
Misses, Children's, Boys, and Gentlemen's Un-
derwear and Hosiery, which cannot be sur
passed by any house in this or any other city.
Always maintaining the correct prices.
SPECIAL
derry Sale is now in progress,
dquarters for the same. Barga
an1moth Esta
Eighth, and D
National Republican., 1887-01-22

He had not slept for twenty.four hours,
coughing all the time. A dose of DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup broke his cough, and he slept
quietly all night
National Republican., 1887-01-22

Bear in mind that our Embroi
that we are Hea
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
Brutal Wholesale Murder.

MACON. Ca, Aug. 6.-Captaln
Richard F. Voolfolk, living thr-
teen miles from Macon ON what ID
known as the Colum bus road, with
his wife, SIX children and a visiting
aunt of Mrs. Voolfolk, were most
brutally murdered this morning
The house where the murder occur
red Is an ordinary four-room coun
try house with a wide hall way be
tween the rooms. In the rear room
were found the bodies of the Cap
tain and Mrs. Voolfolk, Richard
aged 90. Pearl, grown da aughter,
Charlie, aged s. and the baby aged
18 months. In tho room opposite
were the bodies of Mrs. West (aunt)
and the two little girls. Rosalid and
Annie. Blood and brains were
scattered everywhere, and in the
passage way was a large pool OF
blood. Here also wn found an axe
with short handle.
The coroner's jury brought in a
verdict of murder against Thomas
6. Voolfolk, son of the first wife of
of the murdered man.
Before the verdict was announc--
ed the sheriff succeeded IN quietly
removing him from the Jail here.
The prisoner is cool and talks about
the crime with indifference. If the
prisoner can be reached the courts
will be relieved of the expense Of
his trial.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
Gnashing his False Teeth.

General Snyder. whllom editor
of the Logan Republican, now ed
itor of tho Waverly Republican, is
growing warlike again. He rouses
he rises, he brlstles his name, and
chaws the rebel flags.
1t will be remembered that at the
time Tuttlo, who got the gripes
about the flags, was plundering the
battle field of Shiloh. hunting John
Morgan's aband oncd horses, conis-
eating cotton, and speculating gen
orally on thei Bosenwein plan. ou1
contemporary SNYDER, pulled his tecti
to avoid the Draft. These two war
riorp, Tuttle and Snyder are stand
ing now together.
Tuttle insults the President, ano
Snyder insults the G. A. R. Post a
his place.
The Waverly Post passed reso'
lutlons denouncing TuttIe. Snyder
says they. the members of the Post
are "copperheads," their express
ions of disapproval of Tuttle ii
dried vapor'ngs of boodlo, a stair
on the shield Of every true soldier
&C. &c"
Snyier. ike his former Logan
keeper. who has applied for a pen
sion because of excessive horsebacE
riding in the retreat from Fort Vim
esar, has no doubt made futile ap-
pllcatlon for back pay and pension
on account of the loss of his teeth
he pulled to escape the Draft, ane
hence he is hostile to the Admins
tration and to tho gallant soldier
of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
Murdered Her ,Step-Falhcr

Advices from Vlnton county, un-
der date of August 9th, says:
"Mrs. Leon Jackson, who lives
apart from her husband. was arrest
ed this morning for the murder of
her step father, John Calvin. u Vim
ton county farmer. Calvin and
Mrs. Jackson bad an alteration last
evening, and after he retired for the
night the woman went to his room
and stabbed him six times with a
butcher-knife, two wounds being IN
ficted in the stomach and one near
the region of the heart. Calvin can
not recover. Sympathy is with the
woman, who was cruelty NAL treat
ed by her step father. with whom
she lived. She has been taken to
Macarthur for preliminary trial"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
We Pass.

The white clover grazers Of the Repuo.
lican press who continually SLAYER over
Foraker are occasionally nibbling at the
Powei in A legitimate way. The Republi-
can brethren are invited to get schedule
OF one Colonel Boone. an alleged ralIroaa
bullder, and see If oar good Governor mas
passes on his belt or other fantastic raii-
roads.
n he has passes or perquisifcs, why
Who is Boone and what is his schemeI u
he bu ilding roads for transportation OF
Robinson, IS Bohemian Oats, and Is our good
and too mu IN siobbs red over Governor. at
torrey, adviser or Desd Head..
We mass. Give MS new deal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11
Legal Notice.

Abigail Brown, who resides at Parkers-
burg, in the State of West Virginia, will
take notice that Maria Brown. Admins
tratrix U. tile estate of Jacob Brown, decd.
on the Sd day of August, a. ID. 1887, nled
her petition in tie Probate Court within
al d for the county of Hooking and State Of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate ol
said deceGeat IS insufficient To pay his
debts aud the charges Oi administering his
estate; that he died seized i'll lee simple ol
the following described real estate, situate
In said county, to wit:
Being part of tht southwest quarter o1
the northeast quarter OF section number
four 90. OF township number ten lO), range
nineteen U9), all of said tract OF land lying
east of The east fOlk of Pike Run, running
with the mcanleriDgS of said run, con.
tanning thirty-twO (52) acres, be the same
| more or less; that the said Maria Brown
as widow OF said decedent, is entitled TO
dover in said premises, and that she con-
sents to said sale and waves the assign
ment of dover in said premises by metes
and bounds, or In rents and profits, and
| asks the Court that said premises may be
sold free from her dover estate therein
and that the value be paid Eer In money
| ont of the proceeds of sale
The prayer of said petition is for the sale
| OF said premises Tree OF said dover, for the
payment of the debts and charges aforesaid
and for all other proper orders and reiie
| in the premises.
The said Abigail Brown will therefore
take notice that she is required to answ el
the same on or before the l7th day OF Sep
! tember, A. ID. 1857.
MARIA BROWN,
Administrative as Aforesaid.
By VIM. p. Price, her ATTY.
Aug i-6w.